Dandelion series
an unusual name for a band
- What's a 7 letter word with three "u"s in it?
- I don't know, but it must be unusual... so what's your band called, then?
- "Haddocks' Eyes"
- That's an unusual name for a band!
- No, that's its name. It's called "Haddock's Eyes", its name is "An unusual name for a band". Ask our manager...
(#1 James Thurber. Extra points for #2)
- I don't know, but it must be unusual... so what's your band called, then?
- "Haddocks' Eyes"
- That's an unusual name for a band!
- No, that's its name. It's called "Haddock's Eyes", its name is "An unusual name for a band". Ask our manager...
(#1 James Thurber. Extra points for #2)
~ Sunday, December 13 ~
~ Saturday, December 12 ~
A series to celebrate the lion’s tooth, le dent de lion, dandelion, named for the characteristic lion’s tooth pattern of the leaves. But far more beuatiful are the flowers, and the real magic is in the seeds…
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~ Thursday, December 10 ~
I have to confess to an inordinate fondness for dandelion seed heads. Of course, everybody likes them… I feel a lion’s tooth series coming up.
We start with a perfect sphere, so fragile that a whisper unbuttons its perfection, then there’s the slowest, gentlest explosion as the tiny inverted white umbrellas each waft and eddy and spiral away, so beautiful in their own right, their weightless dance consoling us for the destruction of the whole.
kg13:
163/365: White on white (via SophieG*)
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